The Last Years of Hongwu: Starting from the Concubine, He Became a Marquis
by Fifth Senior Brother Of Dazhufeng
About This Novel
During the Hongwu period of the Ming Dynasty, the wind roared at the frontier fortress. A mace to smash the established fate! Travel through time and become the famous "cheat" Meng Xian in history - the fool who conspired to disrupt the government in order to seek the title of prince, and ultimately brought down the entire clan? Meng Xian smiled. This time, he didn't rely on tricks or luck. With only a soldier in his hand and a horse on his hip, a common man from a thousand households under the command of the King of Yan rose to great fame and became the upright champion - the champion! When the stick rises, it is like a red dragon rising out of the sea; when it falls, it is bloody for thousands of miles. The powerful Qi of the powerful horse protects the body, making it difficult for water and fire to invade; wherever the war horse steps on, the liver and gallbladder of the enemy chieftain will be torn apart. Fengtian was in trouble, and troops were ordered in the school field. King Yan Zhu Di's dragon eyes swept over him, Meng Xian knelt down on one knee, his eyes were burning: "Yanshan Iron Cavalry, Meng Xian is here - who dares to block my way to become a Marquis?!" In Huanghuang Yongle, the concubine was granted the title of Marquis.
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Official(1)Scraped 1mo ago
This is outrageous
At the same time, people like this who had just emerged were rewarded and named by King Yan through the military industry. He actually went to find a woman for him😓In a situation like that, even though he has a world view of martial arts. His father is just a hundred-level protector who can find a way to get away with it. Even the protagonist is the one who got the chance by working hard. He also gave him a marriage, and his own level was just a fucking channel. Show me that you can either find someone with money who can provide funding for the protagonist, or you can find someone who has people to support the protagonist, or you can find someone who has the power to support the protagonist. In the eyes of a big warlord like King Yan, Baihu is just a small shrimp. You just have a name. How can you get the face to get someone to marry you? It really feels like a wealthy family is picking cabbage from the vegetable market. And you are right, either for money, power, or connections, who in troubled times would gamble their daughter on a young officer who might die in battle at any time? Unless the woman is out of her mind. The author may just think that "the protagonist should be rewarded with a wife for his meritorious deeds", and has no idea whether this thing is logically feasible. This kind of writing is to apply the routines of modern Shuangwen to the ancient framework, completely ignoring social rules and class barriers. In troubled times, marriage is a bargaining chip. The further back you play, the more cards you have in your hand, and the more you can exchange for. Now that the protagonist has just emerged and his net worth is pitifully low, getting married at this time is equivalent to selling it at a low price. After they have made great achievements and gained military power in the future, the marriage at that time will be the exchange of resources with real money and silver. If his father was really politically savvy, he should have suppressed the situation and kept this bargaining chip to wait for the opportunity. As a result, he was eager to take action, which was completely the mentality of ordinary people living their lives, and he did not regard his son as a political asset to climb up. So the author writes about "parental love", but within that framework, this love is short-sighted. 🤐🤐🤐
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Official(1)Scraped 1mo ago
This is outrageous
At the same time, people like this who had just emerged were rewarded and named by King Yan through the military industry. He actually went to find a woman for him😓In a situation like that, even though he has a world view of martial arts. His father is just a hundred-level protector who can find a way to get away with it. Even the protagonist is the one who got the chance by working hard. He also gave him a marriage, and his own level was just a fucking channel. Show me that you can either find someone with money who can provide funding for the protagonist, or you can find someone who has people to support the protagonist, or you can find someone who has the power to support the protagonist. In the eyes of a big warlord like King Yan, Baihu is just a small shrimp. You just have a name. How can you get the face to get someone to marry you? It really feels like a wealthy family is picking cabbage from the vegetable market. And you are right, either for money, power, or connections, who in troubled times would gamble their daughter on a young officer who might die in battle at any time? Unless the woman is out of her mind. The author may just think that "the protagonist should be rewarded with a wife for his meritorious deeds", and has no idea whether this thing is logically feasible. This kind of writing is to apply the routines of modern Shuangwen to the ancient framework, completely ignoring social rules and class barriers. In troubled times, marriage is a bargaining chip. The further back you play, the more cards you have in your hand, and the more you can exchange for. Now that the protagonist has just emerged and his net worth is pitifully low, getting married at this time is equivalent to selling it at a low price. After they have made great achievements and gained military power in the future, the marriage at that time will be the exchange of resources with real money and silver. If his father was really politically savvy, he should have suppressed the situation and kept this bargaining chip to wait for the opportunity. As a result, he was eager to take action, which was completely the mentality of ordinary people living their lives, and he did not regard his son as a political asset to climb up. So the author writes about "parental love", but within that framework, this love is short-sighted. 🤐🤐🤐
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